Decatur Central High School - Hawkeye Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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7 e P UcU % S c6 Fans show their support for Decatur at the Hoosier Dome game. Junior Vicki Crawley and Senior Dan Cansdale work on a chemistry lab experiment. A student displays his locker full of cups from local businesses and advertisers. 144 Ad divider

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Mr. Larry Adams taught General Business which was opened to all grades. He is also reserve wrestling coach and assistant varsity coach. Bruce Pearce — Art James Petty — Physical Education Louise Plunkett — Computer Aide Diane Rasmussen — School Secretary •David Rather — Social Studies Judy Richardson — Learning Disability Aide Ron Richardson — Audio Visual Coordinator Bonny Robertson — Mathematics Rosemary Rodarmel — Guidance Ann Ruark — English Mary Sauter — Guidance Charles Scalf — Vocational Auto Shop Barbra Schneph — Media Center Secretary Michael Sertic — Special Education Nancy Shanklin — Nurse Eugene Smith — Security Cynthia Stack — English Bobby Stone — Custodian Susan Stout — Business Bill Taylor— Social Studies Brenda Taylor — Social Studies John Taylor — Social Studies Patricia Thompson — Custodian Cathy Tooley — Foreign Language Walter Trennepohl — Custodian Beth Troxell — English David Walpole — Mathematics Phil Webster — Social Studies T. J. Whitfield — Physical Education Nancy Wilson — English, Latin Ken Wills — Special Education Larry Young — Ass istant Principal •denotes Department Head : aculty •Faculty • Faculty 143

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Advertising in Publications The Pride Is Back. Students take pride in their school and in their community. Businesses take pride in their community and in their schools. Together, these made Decatur Township, as a whole, successful. Shops in Decatur not only sup- ported students individually by employing them, but they sup- ported the students as a whole by advertising in the school publica- tions. This showed the unity and strenght of the community. A billboard on Highway 67 read, Decatur Township is definitely the best kept secret in Marion Coun- ty. This helped express the pride taken in Decatur. Businesses around the township supported the school in many ways. For example, they advertise in the newspaper, yearbook, and school television program. They also advertise on the sports calen- dar. Some even take pride by advertising concerts, contests, and games hosted by D.C. in their win- dows and bulletin boards. Decatur community is a positive sign that The Pride is Back. Senior Ted Kuroiwa, a staff member of ).C. Magazine, the school T.V. program, )repares to tape an interview. Ad divider 145